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Statistical treatment of endogonaceous spore counts
Spores of Endogonaceous fungi are spatially aggregated in soil, a fact only rarely recognized by researchers. Several examples from both field and laboratory conditions are presented that illustrate non-normal frequency distributions, with the negative binomial distribution often applicable. In experimental work, appropriate analysis of VAMF spore counts allows more sensitive detection of statistical differences than is possible with methods intended for normal distributions.
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